The second book by the English writer Edith Nesbit includes the fairy-tale story “The Phoenix and the Carpet,” where readers will again meet their favorite characters. This time, a revived Phoenix bird and a magic carpet help them in their amazing adventures. In addition, the book by the English writer Edith Nesbit includes several fairy tales with traditional heroes: kings, princesses, wizards, dragons and all kinds of miracles. The second book in the series Sammiedi fairy tales. Illustrations by the artist H.R. Millar Contents Edith Nesbit. The Phoenix and the Carpet (novel, translation by I. Bogdanov), pp. 5-347 Edith Nesbit. Fairy tales by Edith Nesbit. Belinda and Bellamant (fairy tale, translated by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 351-382 Edith Nesbit. “Fortunatus Rex and Co.”, or The Mystery of the Disappearing Schoolgirls (story, translated by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 383-410 Edith Nesbit. Melisande ( fairy tale, translation by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 411-440 Edith Nesbit. The Last Dragon (fairy tale, translation by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 441-456 Edith Nesbit. The Princess and the Cat (tale, translation by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 457-482 Edith Nesbit. The Ring and the lamp (fairy tale, translation by V. Dorogokupli), pp. 483-510 Note: Source: